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Stories, research and updates from one of Australia’s most significant heritage sites.

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Longford Blooms and the Festival of Roses: Longford in Bloom This November

Two garden festivals, two November weekends in Longford, 20 minutes from Launceston. Plan your visit to Longford Blooms and the Festival of Roses 2026.
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Best Day Trips from Launceston, Tasmania

The best day trips from Launceston: Bay of Fires, Cradle Mountain, Bridestowe Lavender, Mole Creek Caves and the Heritage Highway, with drive times.
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Things To Do In Longford, Tasmania: Heritage, Horsepower and Your Perfect Itinerary

Longford is sits at the natural heart of northern Tasmania's most historically significant landscape. This is a guide for making the most of it.
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A Northern Tasmania Itinerary Based at a UNESCO World Heritage Estate

Plan your northern Tasmania itinerary from Woolmers Estate in Longford — Heritage Highway villages, Mole Creek caves, Evandale markets and cellar doors. 3-night and 5-night guides inside.
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The Best Base in Northern Tasmania Isn’t in Launceston

Woolmers Estate puts the Heritage Highway, Mole Creek and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites closer than any Launceston hotel. Cottages from $250/night.
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Heritage Highway Tasmania: The Ultimate Guide to Australia’s Most Historic Road

Drive Australia's most historic road from Hobart to Launceston. Convict bridges, Georgian towns, and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites near Longford. 200km of living history.
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Things to Do in Launceston, Tasmania and Nearby

The best things to do in Launceston and nearby: free gorge walks, family days out, Tamar Valley wine and UNESCO World Heritage estates 20 minutes away. The complete guide to Things to do in Launceston and nearby.
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Experience living history

Open Daily from 8am

Last grounds entry: 4pm
Grounds close: 6:30pm

Location

20 minutes from Launceston
17 minutes from Launceston Airport

Tasmanian Residents

FREE entry when bringing interstate or overseas guests

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Admission

Adult $49
Concession $45
Child (16 years & under) $10
Family (2 Adults + 2 Children) $99
Groups (10+) $45 pp
Guided Tour $20 Upgrade
Unshackled Exhibition Only (Purchase at reception) $15
Coach Tours Call 03 6391 2230 for prices
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